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Actual cash value(ACV), but remember this is generally set by the auction house and they make their money on commission. So first check reputation of dealar then take part any auction. In us various online auto auction dealar like autobidmaster.com, Salvagebid.com and copart.com etc.

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If you have a lease through GMAC and the car gets repossessed do you owe for the remaining payments or do you owe for the ACV of the car?

they sell the auto at an auction sell it to the highest bidder and you the remainder


Can another persons auto insurance total your car?

Yes, in the sense that the liability insurer for an at-fault driver/owner is responsible only for the actual cash value (ACV) of the damaged vehicle. The ACV is roughly equivalent to the market value of the car immediately before the collision. This takes into account make, model, mileage, accessories, and other salient factors. There are standard industry guides to help ascertain the ACV, and an insurance adjuster will also look to the going price of like kind and quality vehicles being locally advertised. The law of many states requires an insurer to "total" a car when the cost of repair exceeds a stated percentage of its ACV. In that case, the insurer may not have a choice, and the only things to negotiate is the precise dollar amount to be paid, and whether or not the owner will be allowed to retain the salvage. If the owner does keep the salvage, the insurer will deduct that value from the payment made.


Could your cars ACV be affected if it was in a previous at-fault crash and then in a second at fault crash that totaled it and the incidents were within 8 months of each other?

Actually I asked this question because it has happened to me. However I just got my offer report from my insurance company and the ACV wasn't affected at all. They went on the cars condition prior to the accident. I suppose the answer here is it depends on your insurance company.


Is it okay to sign over the title of a 'totaled' car to an insurance company and the leave out the name of the buyer?

yes but i would only do so after they have settled with you and the chekc has cleared . The reason for not filling in a buyers name is that the ins co usually sells these vehicles to whoever will buy them , which could be anyone when the ins co takes possession of the vehicle it it their problem to fill in the buyers name not your , because at that point technically they are the owner since they have already paid you for the total loss. What they usually do is give you ACV (actual cash value )minus any deductable . If the ACV is $5000 deductable is 250 and the salvage value is $400 you would get a check for $4750 (5000 minus 250 deductable)and they would get a check for 400 from the salvage buyer who could be a salvage yard, body shop or a private individual who bought the totaled vehicle from the ins co


What does acv mean in car auctions?

Actual Car Value


If the car acv is 14000.00 how much will the car be?

ACV, is Actual Cash Value. That would be blue book, plus adjustments for damage, mileage, and geographics. That is really just a baseline to use.


What are the benefits of using ACV deodorant for natural odor control?

Apple cider vinegar (ACV) deodorant offers natural odor control benefits due to its antibacterial properties that help eliminate odor-causing bacteria. Additionally, ACV can help balance the skin's pH levels, reducing sweat and odor production.


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Does insurance companies use replacement value for the car?

The Insurance Companies use ACV or Actual Cash Market Value. The ACV for any private passenger vehicle can be found at Kelly Blue Book.


What are the units of ACV weight distribution?

ACV weight distribution is typically measured in pounds for tow vehicles with trailers. This indicates the amount of weight that is being transferred to the front and rear axles of the vehicle while towing.


What is a salvage vehicle worth if it was repaired?

Its my opinion that a salvage vehicle that has been repaired properly and is determined to be safe should sell for about 25% less than its book value. I am a salvage dealer and have found this to be fair to the buyer and seller.Just make sure the vehicle has been repaired properly as there's a lot of shoty people out there trying to make a quick buck off your ignorants. example an $8000 car should sell for $6000 a good deal if fixed properly. If properly restored a repaired salvage vehicle is worth appx 60% of the value of a comparable clean titled car, which is why so many shoddy sellers try and sell a salvage car without revealing it's salvage! An $8000 clean titled car is worth appx $4800 as salvage/reconstructed. Taking 25% off as the above states is highly optimistic. Just ask your insurance company what they would pay out on your reconstructed salvage vehicle to get an idea of its ACV (actual cash value) and you'll see that they'll take more than 25% off! However, if you've done recent repair work and upgrades they will credit you for it in the event of another accident, provided you have receipts.